The Wrestling of Ethics

About this book

In a world racing madly toward an unknown edge, its concepts changing under the weight of materialism and prevailing power, a pivotal question shines across the centuries: from where does man derive their true value when the constants around them crumble? The book The Wrestling of Ethics is not merely a cold intellectual study; it is the pulse of a man who would not accept neutrality when his nation's cause was put on the line. The writer takes us on a deep philosophical and historical journey, starting from the halls of ancient philosophers like Socrates and Aristotle and the ideal city, through Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, and Sartre, to unpack with a tone combining exciting obscurity and pure inspiration those fluctuating Western ethics shaped by the scales of power. From this intellectual labor, the work leads us to exploring the Quranic constitution as the only eternal source guaranteeing psychological uprightness and absolute justice, going beyond every torn ethical garment woven by human caprice. Within these pages you will find yourself facing the self, witnessing man's struggle with their nature, contemplating the effect of Westernization campaigns, the jihad in its authentic human meaning, down to decoding the psychology of the relation between man and woman. It is a book written by a thinker who raged, and had compassion, and wept, to draw in the end the features of the road that saves the soul from the precipice of collapse. If you are looking for answers beyond the prevailing touching the depth of identity, then these pages are your gateway to new awareness.